![]() Note: When you’re done rotating videos, you’ll need to go back into the VLC preferences and revert the options back to their defaults. Next, open VLC’s “Media” menu and select “Convert/Save.” In the “Open Media” window, click the “Add” button and choose the file you just rotated. With all the settings shown, drill down to the “Sout stream” heading (it will be under “Stream output”), and then click on “Transcode.” On the right, select the “Video transformation filter” option (this replaces the “Rotate video filter” option from older versions of VLC) and then click “Save.” Open Tools > Preferences (or press Ctrl +P), and at the bottom of the preferences window, enable “All” settings. ![]() You’ll need to save this video in its new orientation for that. The video should now be correctly oriented. ![]() You could use the “Rotate” tool if you want, but selecting a transform from the dropdown is simpler if you just need a basic rotation. Select a rotation from the dropdown menu (we’re rotating ours by 180 degrees) and then click “Close”. In the “Adjustments and Effects” window, on the “Video Effects” tab, click the “Geometrotry” tab and select the “Transform” check box. Open the “Tools” menu and select “Effects and Filters” or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+E.
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